” mm-“ *2. ' 0 ‘
Gas For Room Heating!
IT IS NOW POSSIBLE and‘vcry practical to t‘ On ”whitebait; 0‘ your
:39" :11 gent may of our customers are using Gu Cor this W with very satisfac-
OUR IRE)" COMPOUND GAS RATE will undoubtedly‘hncfit yon'il you can us:
Gas "i assist in our hating this winter.
There have n many improvements in Gas Heating Appliancu in recent years and
the if?!“ Heater shown today is probably the most efficient and attractive model on the
mar e .
Today. Saturday
Bunch Sweet. in
"Unprotected”
'”m~' w “ It TIMI-d" by his Into. b’
m “Uh u ”I! I m) d exceptionally thrilling pin].
The m Flinn ml the “'t with I ”nu-c hurt tau-rut thati
malt-No- urn-mt- (M in "lmsi h“. r“ IM me mum 0‘ “t
1“ um u lb. PM VPN“ orphan girl to a (NI-riot camp the 9‘
.gram u the Pin.” m"? mun"! thr heroine lends a min) anlnst
nt- plot of on. roulntlc dun: tnt . . - ‘
my"... "0 “MS of Mum. and ”In: Not treatment the comm» rote-no:
‘ She i: wowed by the- govcrnor of thc,
mantis: more t. I l' th 5' .3‘
‘ r tune ’ 7;. olflt'lh stat? and his Mill who on— old friends
‘out method 01 filminx a “conumc ol' lwr lulu-r. A beautiful produttioni‘
“play" 11“ born gum-PI). rcpudiated.l t.- lxottem touothcr to p oduc<- ”lash:
‘und the director. J. Scat-1e llaw'lel'fiitltcat picture and a superb cast to:
than brought forth a new \‘t’lnlOll of: 4” ”“1““ including Theodor". RUbt‘l'Wn“
:picturizing the difficult ”Dr (1‘ “hi IZruo-at Ju)‘. Tom l-‘ot‘ntan, Walter:
hit-Curd.
; ll‘ “'1 Ind the present.
t3
:5
Sold on Easy Monthly
Payments if Desired
PRICE $6.50
JIONDAY—Francil X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in
"The Diplon‘ttic Service."
TUESDAY—Dustin Famum in “A Son of Erin."
u - . ,, .
COMING The Birth °fa Nation price”. 15 cents' fjeict. by interntinxltng it with a mod-i Long, Mrs. LcWis Robert l“ _
A crn romance. itiray, Jane Wold and also the stat" «.
-~~— lltntinutim Morgue-rm (‘htrk por-i lllunchc cht—t. i,” .
__.__.—— . Have us look over your heating requtrcmut' ts and see if Gas
3.1:: in? 3‘; xxx;
lrzt)‘~ tin» who of a modcrn Antorican ‘
lgirl and that of ltcr ancient “”1"";Monday—Francis X. Busbmln and ‘-. cannot be used to advnugc.
1t {unsound lususs'
.__.._.——
TONIGHT—SATURDAY
FIVE BIG ACTS or VAUDEJ
. VILLE AND FEATURE
i; \ PICTURES
'DON'T MISS THE NINE
Holding. Vernon t‘tocl, (‘lal‘cnt‘c Han-
(Continued [ram Find Page.) ;d)'>idc;~'. W, A. Williams and l-‘ayctto
‘Pcrry. l‘olititt- it round. it» tho play
(‘tlllllllt‘llt'PS. to he in it \-. ry and mood
woddtng. for hot“
in fort-tn; hot“
l\\‘tt~ roundly applauded by dollghtwl
illr"tl‘t‘l">. Mrs. t‘asc war. :tccomptutivd
. , 1' ml it 1‘
M .\lr.~. Lots lltrchard on tho piano, (m m. “9 ‘
nnrrow ntindtxi faithov
: national politics and high :xocicty. two
‘f'tthtuts Mars kiwi a. dciightful ro-
l‘orm the t‘lvlllkllifi in this new-
oi’lvt'inll of Francis X
llot'crir llayuo that
nutncv
‘ out wroon
lh;~'i:tttati and
l ”ti
'1 .
WESTWARD HO!
"9 it, it. ()Wt‘fls IllPl ' - .- . . N 0. u .- l'll' sowicc" o
CRAZY KIDS AND OTHER .. 0 . . 1- Introduced \th . ~ llor hon-c, Shc ' """ In m “mm” ( .l I\\'l;at rtt'tncth' \‘.'hut :strltuf \‘tltzt
0~ptdltct of tho owning. Mrs. Anna M '0 Hid”) it “1““ not " ‘ ‘ -. ,. ”m .. “.1.” m,“ Ur pwyuor t'ttlliL
NUMBERS Sttttbcr. Mrs. Stabicr lids burn for dotostn this young Ft‘lh llt't‘tott.‘ ""‘ “ ‘ ‘ '1 ‘ i Jhc first fca t rudc unrest! .
. . . .. . . “‘"tr 1: «a! ‘ .
: THE PHOTOPLAYS tho that ttutniwr of wars one of the whom- cold, nonchttlant "taunt-5' ol "v‘ “i ‘ “ 1-“ ' . ‘ _ Hum” shocks? Hm, hanfihupm arm
‘ TONIGHT '“Wimg husmfil‘ women “I. New York fouda‘ her Tilf- oult' pormvt for whom "i' ‘ ""“h' h) M!" Lushtnun and '11:”? ics utct‘
', . . .0 - . City. and is ‘to\\' muna'or ltlll bu'd‘ ' " ' '0 ‘ .-. . .' », -‘- ‘w i tustrious at" . ' . .
Marguerite Clark tn Sllks and lo" mo of tho iHl’W‘t-‘t fhortlnlt: glt’n‘! iwr littlc hcurt (Town 15 .itlt‘ii tlw" “‘3'“ “"‘t ”‘2“ 0 I 5, f the A mtghly nation ntortug west.
' v "- ~ - - . ‘ ... w. ~.'\ ’l" t . .. .
Sattns. ltousos in tiit- world. ' to s 9 'cr o 0! on who i: mouth” tilcilk’t‘tl "." it” ""‘ "'1“ ““1 ‘ H I pm In“ ) \\tth all m; uteri) stucws set
[‘1 .p hit I 1 nt d. i
Monday-«Triangle play. “Sister
to Six."
yTuesday—“The Last Man," 3
According to tl-A t‘tlrttlll: of
:t much t'llt‘l‘lailt‘tl t‘t
long >ttt'
‘in it most lllit‘:‘t‘<llllg mnnnor ol‘ hct'
gracious oxpcrwnucu in tho world of
l)ll§l‘lt'>" from tho limo sh» :xtartcd to
work its it shop girl until hor now pros“
l‘ttthtr
tho old l‘umily.
bio lwqucttthcd through i|
cult: of shapt-wcut'c’u intntouzal lov-
ti: m .‘ittrok claimant ltrmluction'
‘vt 'iiomoo and .luttvt,” and hcncc will
woloonm to tho hort of
.Agu‘iunt tho litmg Lil't‘n‘tn. Hoar
iThw :lln;ll~‘. tho shots of JllUllt‘t’il,
"l‘ltol rt ndod loto.t.~. tolling Wilf‘t l -.
EAh if sumo ltullt-ltotkod hl‘ll)‘ fuel-t .
Plto 67 WA". ST.
.4
I .
iant-vslrcsst l‘clicito, for whom all? has; Beverly Bayne in “The Diplomatic i t ‘6 — 5 , .
’—— WOMAN GIVES IAlK‘hwn mum-d. The lcadtng thou tut-i. Servici." 1] .0 r: The Unitid EiethiC Light & Water CO.
‘ “onion in her support are Ti‘i’lna" A highly dralttut‘tt‘ story 0‘ i111" i“: v {Y .
[It 1680
Vttagraph. . out succt sit}j accomplishment was .‘ct‘ttx‘sitm-tli allt‘vhlvl‘ri. h. ordorctt in c» hr doubh . . ‘
Wednesday ‘— “Somewhere m ttttztincd. Shc spoke in it wry t-avy “.1an m m.» l'lmn' [)t-itiW, ~o that |.i.olultilt.\' l”‘\'r" “h“ dcltxltt m ”“7 Rot-oils. t'cdoublos. contos attain. ‘
France." ‘und WWW“ munnct‘. “MM" “5 0"" tho woddinu tzilts mat} iw Mm”! "“ “g "’11:: ntic rolm for \ihtt‘il ””5 Ftll'l'PW“: l. ud-aounding “ho a httr'czut ‘. .
otters ”it"‘d Willing to anothct'. than us .; t. “moral ltt'on-mlimzan ll?“ toltur t‘tlllrlllllttt'ml 1,: famous. ! V ' . \
.
Thursday — Paramount
_ “Dcstinv's Tov."
Friday—“The Man Who Stood
Still,” a World.
Saturday—”The Clown.”
*‘ "" ' “ -" " “M‘vw 1,,‘AX‘,-):ll:;;l(‘15:“: :2i‘f..:[,'§,,iii:l‘1,§.’l‘_ii‘i‘0‘l t‘tll‘iilh it (WNW. “NV" “Ni '31:“ (11;;ill‘t‘llltlltitttlfi popularity. I} brhtts “'“hil'our blood's inhurnmm .0 . y”...- iii
Saturday Prices Hanoi Vlh-othttrton. . .- den for dopdtlt‘:. .t’lltl tut. u. .0” “ novel and smiling Mutations tltromzhi ' J...“ .
' “ mm“ \Pdd‘" then “m.“ ”w uudt “NM ”‘ “ “I“ two l-miuutts ‘f‘A thllt‘il runs a lhl‘t‘ltti of romttnct.‘ that . lxnow not ytur tomb» ho L'rt-a'
Home-made Sausage . 22c tiff-Lil‘m'i.‘{11:83:33.5‘"EZEii’t’liZm..Fmt‘i'i; '3“.““““ ‘” "my“, 0‘."3.i..ili§” “W“ “W” “‘““ "M“ Emmi“. victim . ,
”I” \VUI'M beginning With London and 1"“‘5- "hm“ ”Mm m M ‘ . inomcnt. it‘lcat'c softly through tlzo Y'ill‘llt)\\" '
Fresh Hams """" 22C ondini: with our own nmgnitlccut cap ln thc first liat‘kitgti '-‘ "WWI“ i" w . - w..— loam M‘wmn .'
Fresh ShOUIdCl‘S ......... . . 18c itnl at \\‘:t.-htngton. .\lr. \‘cddor Said vealed. tht> t‘xm't “Wm'm” 0' “3M.“ Tuerday—Ductin Famum in “A Soanltorc you itutv ‘oulo ("t‘iilfl‘ homc.‘
‘ Pigs. Knuckles IIIIIIIIII ' 18C dlll‘int: ”W C9“??? 0f itifi‘iflikhtitétji‘gr Sh“ m“ hud ”WSMWM to l'.-.r “IV hill“ Of Erin." - iAnd sci no sign. \'our ohitaplh‘ ' "'«~'-. en...“ 5" "rr..n-nt.-+nd " at The Regent. tonight.
1' Side Pork. “fish or corned .. 18c 2:123:93tuf‘ltli'lr‘tgpit‘th‘; ‘lfgpitaluh: “WW". 1“" futuro husband. ’71”? kl“ “l‘waa in old 'l‘ippct'ury that lionnis: Are writ in furrows, lleauty laughs .' L _‘ ~
‘Pigs‘ Heads ................ 8c‘ that they should try thercfnrc to tmtkc muininlz mt““""t‘“i”{‘}n““.::““:‘1‘“Ii": it ti‘ltura toll in low with mutt} Kali»: “'hilo thr ugh the worn wayx “tilt-1 ¢
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb ”1Hr.”“n iloltlv'towu thou‘upttui 0: “'1‘“ “V” "HTLH‘W’. ' ‘ "-ww in (ltlrnti): tho lttlto Irish ‘Iuisclticf dorlllfl ‘ ‘ X
, tho world. Mr. \cddox urged that ill! (in “km. ..Hmnlmt|mt hilt t - . H L“ “M WM m“ plat‘vuc “M jm' “Wm“ hm. hm, 5“)“. “MM”: i
- 22C ”up“. of SDI-“Mk mull” Mtru'ailt ”h. tho l‘uctw~ oi thr» coupic n thatth hit"- ldi ‘ I")! II' .-'t l“ rtlhum .11“. A. While. Hurrydttnrtod ~-\iil.\ii't‘t‘, .
Lamb Slew """"""" 12 I-2C lh‘lnlit‘xlopl‘tiio‘lhliit‘m\)irh!\' “Gilligllllfi: laid“, “P“ i“ ho. ‘0“ ”I‘d "GU-k. Taking up 1:... .I‘;l.-»l:|‘llz unlit ”\Viuli‘i't‘rt'. Klluttirjtoni blooms
Veal from . . 14C u') mahf» tllHll' plucc of luminous: thcir co!» ”to tlt’ttt')‘ ”W “W!" ”w mnumm‘ .. -‘l 0' ~ i 0 ' I ~ Hi i l“--l to '~' iMm‘“ 3"” """~‘ i‘ "““' “m” 5:
E ....... 4 ..... l ‘ . ‘ . , -.. . ‘ _ .. ..' _ “MI in lv‘l‘tt'tt‘” ““0“..- .ut \ .l \t.) .1 wt. .tu. H l llht).| . -_ h. 1 l !
f’ 'Pot Roast ............. . 16c up tintl.\.tlthottgit as will! is un locum “m.“ .u n uttllil I d "A Sm H mm‘ ”13' ”mm tc .‘tnrl ”H" 4““ H rlmtu M‘
“‘ “I“. I! Humm' .\lr. \HMM “mud ”I“ “”0"“ “"h'i'": . . .. . n . . lt-‘ltc MODS. rho loan»; stir.- \\lllldt‘l‘t
.Corned Fccl from ...... . 10: up tho prcsitlont had boon Shit-Clot“, ttc Follcilt‘ m orlcl‘ to .anl- tho at to. input Ilit‘;‘l.t-, nuxl itlt‘btlltt ~ ultr
Sugar Cured Hams """"" 2“ ill}?ltt‘ll"l‘t“it?“lxl1\;olt'l‘.‘(l]l(:llx:t“ til.)\(l‘|l\‘l’l‘l‘l(t;fl‘ tontlon of. lit'l‘ \\'(l\l!tl-l‘.t' 'Ill‘billlll, flow. it h .3 iny..llm.llf|:iwm i’:tli;“"i’L: :2 Thu around in hczucd ltlll hr Lc't sJ.‘ _
‘3 Pic ' ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t. . . . 17c . and at lthi‘; moment 31. N. )[u)'(hl10fl'"5 from ltor fiHhvtrwthw... 0n the’roati: tllttlttltl‘mi“ ‘31:: 1;"; l;_i\‘l‘:m:::;‘:;: (tire, And why lhc wastes tiul‘kt‘f gmv NW
1- Roasting Chickens _______ .. 28C. photouraw was flushed on tho sort-on. “hp is uccoxtcd h“, ”P0,” a hurt) ,rtt“ l .. u ' m |- l l .- til 1 And ,1." .p and mu; in“. “10mm” W
Th“ Hum“ to ”W tutorosting “(mm)“ “ll“ ,\\‘lto “'lslltht to marry ltt‘l‘. ..tt \l t) tutu! H 0 to orttdlltw UN } wing, ' .
Everything in Fine Groceries
inning tit
:twkuttrti
lull down I‘m- stairway to il~'
lion, u‘ltrro l‘ci'ttito limb it,
h r tilr‘lttit). Anton: tho ruins Hilt‘ un-
spoakor addressing an :tudioncc of
>il‘ttllt’0t‘l.~. .\lr.~ Stubior‘s adtirt‘ss was
greatly cnjoyod by ltcr neurons. and
sho was warmly unplaudod upon the-
conclusion of hor talk.
tho Initit“
.iostruc
much tU
hridcétnttitl: it‘1
was mo-t with o grout outburst of ap-
' ' ' l'orlunc. passes by.
“‘01” tho onthusmsttc nudtottcc. t
:\ soldicr 0
ho follow
(”102“,
"in tho DilliOlllit'it‘ Sctwico" is u
:0ory 1th pin-:4 opportunity for tho
:u'tort display of tho hupcrb drunmtt:
.uttttlttios which han- won thont tlwl'
--ttti,\ it lull; lllflilltlliliri tho lli‘lll uni»
0:} vi l‘u'lus pictures
it) boardcd, stulwatt. wwtmost mo't,
,So towerdiko. so Gothic ’intilt'
EA kingdom won without tlu- .tt.1t
{or studied battle. that lllllll own
if"? r FV'VW "7""! 1V"
i
i
"In? ")‘iwt'irie'w'fir’
,. - . plattm‘ . , . . .
.1 ‘nd Fr‘eSh Vegetables. ‘ .\ir.~,. l‘ot-t st ('tlst‘ thou snug "Sumo and “'50!" i “W 3'” hm“ ‘ t ‘ U \‘m, 'i‘i‘l‘. ~, lit‘ maul old micro-u r.,
, v . n ' n .. . 0 l . - . . hp in tli‘t’t‘t ‘ _ _... . . ‘
9 M “1M" 4| \“itt' ts (ttlltu. "“1 tlJ' llcr luthor divs. .tnl .~ ‘ 2 ‘ . tins :zuthowd ;. m in :u wont .md
t5” CharHOCk 8 ar et closing phonic. “Sw'oct und Low.‘ was “Y“ with H‘nnli and his futht-t‘. “it“ Wednesday—Marne Doro tn “The Mill!
‘7' .. ' ‘lt'l’c l :tcuo. ' t-c- -,"lt'l\llt‘. v , ' ' , _
7‘ """‘d 1'3 ”‘9 ‘1 ' ‘ t‘P‘ 0‘ ‘1" ‘ Lu" W“ cult to .\ou ttuatn. tlilttlli‘ '
\4
uro distant rclutit'
Free Delivery . , \ .
_‘ . _ / thump»: \utr', cnjoycd upon tht, (ott- .. ,, H (.nmw ‘. ‘ . . ‘ P 'wh" m t .
In" 5332 76 ”9"" Main 59- ('litJiOtl ol thi.» most mtcccssitti 1W0 ltt'l' ““5“““d'i‘rhv‘ “a” . I - lull in H" “m" ‘f [h “L _ u Thc rush and rtttulaio (t thw cur 3
no Nprwglh ghulp 1lpanflnllFt'1lt1“.‘l|(|(“10:“‘v“‘lg “ ‘_‘" \'..._.t has t't-ltt'tt‘tl z'. toruottt-n ltttlc ‘L‘umt‘fl mum in “"5““. how not
,__‘__ - _ -_. v Tit" rm” “-1,“ prottii)‘ dponrulod with h'nlllll' no k“(‘“*hldgl‘ of ill“ io\I' pm“ i iriztztd. 31 pink” din" tilt' dmwh” '\\illt‘ i
"37’“ ind ”r‘m'fl“ “ml math strouutcrg. my hotwrou ills lntcntlod ltridc :tntil W”... of h fa._hmnnbl.. sugar-g3 Tltc Tltc whooh of prourcs“ hm“ pztx‘rt‘l‘
: 1 H-monlt‘tl it Very tlttl‘:t(‘tt\'t‘ it - - ' . . , m" '1 . ~ ‘. . ' ‘ >
'“t l .thl‘ :‘wmnmmq. ll) numb tr .l;v.l[. r‘iuul wlwro tho lint .fth on: i . ~ .
Gold Jewelry to}
Christmas thts
. A gift of moderate‘ priced
Jewelry should be selezted
with the same iscrimination
and care exercised in the se-
lection of more costly jewelry.
One need not sacrifice either
quality, style‘or workmanship
Stve jewelry.
to obtain a piece of inexpen-
The intrinsic value of a gift
from of gold jewelry from'my
store is assured by the fact
that I» sell nothing that is not
fully guaranteed.
ptamonds, Lavalliers, Breast
‘ Pins, Bracelets“ Scarf Pins.
Rings, Neck Chains. Cuff
Links, Silver, Cut Glass. etc.
. Richard F. Noack
pen I once. .
.\l. N. Mutt-huff spokc for :1 low mo
tn-vnts during tho program, and told
the :tttdicnco tnoro facts and cxpcrionc-
. . » ‘ - -\:;' ‘ ~
word. J-H‘l“" "H Human of ‘he ptctttro nrc lutd. ““5
. . t - n- .
ollcuc it‘ll“ ‘h‘ d“ i.“ tlcd sot'crol cl‘nl‘l‘lcs mm. 1)." mm“
' rm” ’
(in tho load i lu-rtl)‘ \Oyng‘q's l‘cnt llrittrtny ttztti
quick Wilt-l and ‘
nlzcs and tum»: I“
gorou-t situation. . .
llt‘uri's clttttuttu tltcy t-ztmo to A I
loading to litit‘ttuc. tho oth
lit-itc t‘hoom'w tho
1‘1""
cc. of Mrs. Stuilwr‘w >Ut‘t‘t“‘sitti Citl‘Pt‘l‘.
Lust night's ttfluir is tho first of a.
.scrit-s of ctlucntlonul tortures and en-
tct'tutuutonts which will be given by
ho Social Lcrguo this wtntcr. Thu
‘puhltc is cordially invitcd to attond
JillPrIt’ good times. and to cnloy them
2With tho mcmhors of thc ”Tlouse of
)luyohoi’f."
___________.——-
tut nouns um, ,
\ SORENESS, snuuss.
roads. onc
or to u now lund. to
' i - . tn
lornul hztpptncrzs~tlto liltltl
T t on ‘ to 0
NW ucw ll\lltlt~'
Happy ovct‘
. grout—grunt] lltll‘t'lli.
:follow the sum» coursc.
is ‘sttfoly on
tho docision Ul‘llt‘l'
l-‘cllcito docidos to
By the nuxt
‘ «its her way with
tuttv . >
.i :tck.
' ”1“,"
AUDEViLLE BILL'S FiNE AT
PALACE.
<
a...»
‘ ' - ‘ 3 ‘ ’ a Show Leaves Town To.
tRub Pam Right Out With Small Trial: 3‘9 H°hd y
i Bottle of Old “Jacob's Oil"
What‘s Rheumatism? Pain 0"“:
.Stop (hugging! Not one cam in it“ been pinyin
fly requires internal treatment. Rubi-“"0” Timid“). “m 1m” "N" "f‘
Esoothing. penetrating “St. anol,.sjtuir tonight‘s performance. Tho an
ion" directly upon the “tender spot", tractim has been everything c‘aintol
and relicftcomes instantly. “St. Jéc.!t‘xy the management and will try
tob's Oil" is a harmlvstss rltcumutligmldoubtedly draw well tonight. "T‘tc
§and SCiatica liniment, which never (“5.5 Nine Crazy Kids" make up one of
”appoints and can not burn the skin. the best acts seen at the downtown
. .leber up! Quit colnplflining! Get plnyltousoythis season. '
in small. trial bottle front your drug- "Slater ‘° Six."
Agist. and in just a moment you'll be “Sister to Six.“ a strong 'l‘t‘lan'zle
free of rheumatic and sciatic painylp‘ay. featuring Bessie Love, wi'l he
soreness, stiffness and swelling Don't ' the attraction at the Palace Theatre
suffer! Relief awaits \you. Old. ban on Monday evening. It is a thrilling
cst “St. Jacob's Oil'” has cured mn. romance. In this production. the lit-
night—Large Audiences.
, .
I 'l'hn hlu mudevillo show which ltt<
g at tho Pniuz‘e 'l‘houtrc
l
l
26 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
0
f
m
lions of rheumatism sufferers in thé
llast half century. and in just as good
for sciatica, neuralgia. lumbago. back-
ale gl'rl who only a short time as)
tvas‘ going to school in Los Angeles
wlth‘ little thought of becoming a
‘ motion plcture star. has a part that
‘ y .9 Mn. Ethel Virgin O’Noil
VOCAL STUDIO '
48 West Avenue,
I
,ache, sprains and swelllnzs.-—Adr.
. .—._.._____.___
STOPPED CHILDREN'S GROUP
COUGH
"Three weeks ago two of my child-
ren began choking and coughing. and
I saw they Kore having an attack at
south Now-gt
Tuesdays For particular.
Fridayl lnquln It Itudb
1042: u Pm‘flo.
croup." writes Billie Norbert-nub
. ,_ Prim For All ha 0!
‘1 release: or] find...
It
m. Are 133m...» Hum
lard-l hump”.
art.- Gn. "I lot : bottle of l-‘oloy'l
Holley e Tu- and move them a duo
.boforo bodtltnc null noon their coon
stopped uli‘nm fell mm. um
Inning tholr cough ‘ond all ulu
can m an." lucr- It
i fir b I “In! 0|"
M.
,l.
has been‘concelved and than mould-
: ed to offer full opportunity to show
every facet of her htstrlonlc ability?
As the title lntlmcteu. the slx
ranging from four your: to perhupz
10, depending upon her as ' their
mother. Her ulvcnturoh make the
plot of an interesting story.
Timothy's DIM-loo.
In “ditto. to “Tho but Illa." the
Ponce mm will clot" “but
out at "Tho m 'M-'
-mmm-p~unqs~gqu
an“
.05
claiming her as 'slster are children:
chhoual: tho rout of tho wo It! has all
Hunt-ml. title island still rotnini the
«uncut: and thc rcligioxts bigotrrn' of
i'tt‘\ tors. The inhabitants or.
who by It "Prot‘c'df \tltoso word is
uhwtuto law, and ono of the customs
It's that any woman sacrificing 'hor
‘llt not. is to bo lztsltod. by the “Pro-
ifcct," across the shouldos with u
i hcuvy whip.
i
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i
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WHEN FAMINE COMES.
i )i'c seldom give a thought to possi-
,hlo crop failures in tho vast wheat-
fcrowing regions, and yet ltlstoryfur-
initshcs us with many instances where
icrop shortages carriod with them do-
isolation and despair. The great Rus-
istnn fnmlne of 1891-2 Wm: an object
laser. to maul-rind throughout the
world. This famine was unparalleled
both in severity attd—extent~und was
the result of crop failures affecting
more or less eighteen government‘s
extending from Per in the northwest
to Oren in the central west, and com-
prising some of the best and most pro-
tlttctl“e districts of the empire. The
crop failures were due largely to unfa-
vorable weather; still in cases where
tarmlng was conducted upon the most
l
t
was utilized, falr crops were’ produch
in spite of the weather. Nevertheless
civilization was shocked to find that
in the nineteenth ceQury a famine ex-
ceeding in its horrors any of those
meutttm‘ed ln medlaeval history could
for the fertility of its soil. During its
’exlstence the peasantry in the affected
provinces endured horrors which no
mu effect! left ,Ruulo to An unwit-
ed condition—“Tho Brut] We Eat.”
W. E: Junklu. in Nation] Hamlin.
_ “mu-mm?
Incl-rummhouujnum
'1'!!! math.“
' ’h“ Inuit
approved plan and modem machiner‘y'
occur. especially iv land 'renovvnod'
'l‘lto .sllcnt piouocr i< gut“
His ghost is tnm'lnu dn
And now \t'o pllhil t‘
tilt) in? =.
.t'llltll‘lt’s
Of luluff. bold tr who dat'cd and
diod-
ltt fotcw st 'uttlo. ouito nsitt“, .
‘ »-Jou‘lttin .\iili_-r.
PANES OF POSTAGE STAMPS.. :
And the Plate Numbers, Letter: oi"
Symbols -They Carry.
l‘t largo sheets of 400 r'tttmps cach
Those are then cut. into [cur “panos’
1:of 100 stamps each. and sent to the
vurlous postomccs in that shape.
Vl!’ you were to go to any I’nitct:
i
"short," or, more correctly speaking. a
womd find that it had on two sides an
outer matgin’, and on ouch of these
margins would hc a number. Thin is
titc numbcr of tho pinto from which
.that. pane was printed. l‘ntlor ‘ i;
number the authorities keep a record
of the plate. the date of its making.
on what days it was in use, the quan-
tltlcs of stamps printed front it and all
such data.
These plate numbers are usually ox-
precsed in figured or letters or com-
binations of both. but sometimes other
symbols are used, such as the "star"
.plates of recent date. Many stamp
lovers form what are called "plate
number collections"-that is, a collec
tion in which every stamp still has at-
tached to it the outer margin bearing
the plate number. The object is.
course. to get every plate number that
was every tuned.
It is interesting and curlous. too, be
cause the stamps are arranged with
ithc pinto numbers in sequence. making
l
of
I
pan cm dm H50. The famine Mid“. : “I‘d look very different from an urchin,“ mum “at the head 0f the river."
rut-r collection. For trounce. plate
'No. an II o Ive-cont pause lump.
whit. tho nut that. 254. :55 and :u.
on postage in cur-u. Hue m u
a couch! hum-y and m ,a nit-pupal-
its-p.10: mmu‘tm u‘
mummflmt-
u . 0 0
M 0,.muoouu-v-n
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
‘ SCENE r—‘PJPM "IN 1"»; '
Baync, in “Th: Diplomatic S
All our postage stamps are printmt
Statics pastomce and buy at rumplctci
complete “pane" of 100 slump-s yout
crvicc." at T": Recent Mondav.
. - .._. _c .,_ __ . a-.. —‘
THE GREAT “SOC" CANALS.
in usc at a time whon the color of tho;
stamp was cltttngctl, and tho same;
pinto numbor may ho found upon bO‘h'Soinetimom 123 Vccscl: p333 Tum...”
colors. as tho onc-ccnt bloc and the: This Inllnd Watczway in a
one-cont green. or the (tumour green; Single Day.
and the ten-cont brown. the fifteen-Z At a time whcn thcrc i4 H tcndcncy “-
(‘t‘lll blue and the-flittwnccnt Olive'towmd vmllrm‘ritcd critic‘tmzt‘oi Fed.
0.0.0.000...
tt collector—St ‘Vlt'iltl‘ilte Sutt- ‘bor improvements in U)? Unitcd States,
. ‘ ‘ ' 3 it. lsyvotth while to focus ntteniun on
fat least one notable project of this na-
BOONE'S PLACE IN HISTORY. ture #8111130. Vhich no indictment for
guselessneas or extravagance can lie,
:A Figure That Stands for All That lat which has “at enormous influcnce
1 Typical of “one" Days. lon 'the development of internal com-
'l{cntuck;¢‘s.richmuzttrl' hut original-i mercc. uni which is n ntOSt valuable
iit‘dbecnta itltcutrul zono. threaded withlmery of manna-alien. Such is the
n n . . ‘ \‘i .0 o .
might (limit. qbtlrrl’lll‘z‘ll‘fl‘t»):"ltit‘l{l10:lllsunfnflaafls canal k Sault Ste.
worn at lib-enrtr to movo in hunt orIM‘m' Mid." through which passes
,war. The shade of its forosls was so; annually 3 volume “5 freight tramc
idenso. the storv of its whole 'settlc-i'over twice as m as that going
Extractor thr'0lr 3.000 000000 0000000000. 00000. 00 0
gt-ounax” ' “ _ Y single an. Novanbcr 14, ms, there
The Meat character of its pioncerimm through ”“359 American and
period has been Daniel Boone. whosal‘Canadian finals 125 vessels, whosmg—
picturesque. half legendary figure! grew W tonnage was 333,
stands tor all that is typical in math“. M“ with mom “(mung t;
vanished phase of our. national life. (1‘ 624,916“.
Born in Pennsylvania. he ha
crown to manhood on the bank-a of Indeed .010 mumgcmmt given to
tho Yndkln in North Carolina. had, large craft in: made possible ”19.900-
built hls hut. and married early. after; nomlcal m 0:me from Minne.
’ -——_
found titling the ground dull ,work
when the forest called. Expcdltions
into it to hunt game or to make salt
at the salt: licks, where animals nnd
the fashion of the-locality. ‘But hel
not: and linings: 1o‘blltst furmces in
Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania.
not to mention the tramportatlon of
grain Ind one: companies to East.
‘ment, alike went to satisfy their crav-
ings. only fastened its dominion more
firmly utiOn hlm. and‘when.» windw-
lntz lndlu’n trader straredmcross .hld
pathway and told him of the rich
country to thg wont called Kentucky.
,vrhlch, in the humans 'of the rod
custom It 3. minimum cost. What:
if. k Whit“ the station of 1915
17,!” um 1:83! sailing and tub
timed am no 1.650 ‘unrcglctcred "
vouch m though the American. 3
our calls at Slultfite. Mar-h
m lulu- .“ freight amounting to.
11.2.»! out tau. tuned ,at {mm
flu-Ill. M‘emvhrx 50.338 mum-r .
all. kw at migrant-fit 8‘"
and” dual-will hoop-t
“5”. d MINI. L -
or "bill rlver." he re himself up
to It with n fervor It was little
anon orrrmum. believing tampon
"ordain“ of God to settle the wilder»
warn—Halon Moon]; to Century
lunatic. “ ' .
Ami—ivtmmhthw
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